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# Wallets & Networks

MidasPredict runs on LitVM, a Litecoin Layer 2. To trade, your tokens need to be on the LitVM network.

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## Connecting a Wallet

Click **Connect Wallet** on MidasPredict and choose:

* **MetaMask** — LitVM is EVM-compatible, so MetaMask works. The app will prompt you to add the LitVM network.
* **WalletConnect** — Connect any WalletConnect-compatible wallet.
* **Litecoin-compatible wallets** — Supported wallets for the Litecoin ecosystem.
* **Embedded wallet** — Create an account directly through the platform.

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## Depositing Funds

After connecting, deposit into your MidasPredict account:

* **zkLTC** — Litecoin's native representation on LitVM
* **Stablecoins** — USDC, USDT
* **Partner tokens** — as supported

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## Bridging from Litecoin L1

If you hold LTC on Litecoin L1:

1. Use the **LitVM bridge** (BitcoinOS / Charms) to lock LTC on L1
2. Receive fully backed **zkLTC** on LitVM
3. Deposit zkLTC into MidasPredict

The bridge is trustless — no custodial wrapping.

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## Gas Fees

Gas on LitVM is sub-cent per transaction. A few dollars of zkLTC covers a very long time of trading.

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## FAQ

<details>

<summary>Which wallets are supported?</summary>

MetaMask, WalletConnect-compatible wallets, Litecoin-compatible wallets, and MidasPredict's embedded wallet option.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I bridge from Ethereum?</summary>

LitVM supports cross-chain bridging. Check available bridges on the LitVM ecosystem page.

</details>


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